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Don't you dare insult the whiteboard style, it's a wonderful supporting visual aide here.

Anyway, if you meant to compare that endless pursuit of pleasure leads to eventual pursuit of pain, therefor creating griefers out of 'boredom' - then I'm sorry but that is literally just human nature.

No matter what you do with your game, you can not change the fact that humans are emotional and unpredictable beings. It almost seems as if you want to mold us into the 'perfect players' for your perfect game, and enforcing your idea of how people should play your game only your way, otherwise they are wrong in your eyes.
I've seen you basically express this desire of yours, even if you use the front of 'but it's open source, you can do whatev', it's not a secret that you don't even acknowledge players if they use the zoom mod and refuse to work with them, because it is 'against your vision'.

Look Jason, it's okay if you just want to create your own vision - but you can't also expect people to love everything you make and play it only how you intend.
Where is the fun in that? We might as well watch a movie or read a book at that point, it's hardly playing if we're just following your intended scripts.

With all due respect, I think you have to work on yourself and how you view your players if you want to be stay a successful game developer.

We can't even scoop onions into a pile and need to dedicate a whole square meter for a single tomato...

I think pockets on dresses/skirts is a bit low on the 'why can't we?" list.

IDK if it's been mentioned, but how about making a more in-depth linage scoreboard with ladder resets so it's not forever dominated by older lines from a time where the game was completely different.

It doesn't seem fair to compare those lives lived facing very different challenges and advantages. Aside of that, make families smaller so people care more for their kids. Perhaps only related women could breastfeed children so they won't just get dumped at a nursery?

Reducing birth rate might make raising kids and keeping them alive way more important as well.

After reading this earlier I decided to spend a life farming milkweed and see how it goes.

As soon as I managed to grow a 3x3 patch, half of it was stolen as soon as it was ready. Not surprising so instead I had to find a nearby but far enough plot with 2 wormy soil pits and literally spent TWENTY YEARS to produce five whole damn rope. Understandably I starved myself at the age of 39.

I had to abandon every child I birthed.
I had to commute a fair distance and make sure no one followed me just to protect my crop.
I did not steal tools and returned everything I used.
I almost starved three times.
Not a single person thanked me when I delivered the final haul to the town.

So yes, rope farming needs a serious overhaul.

Oh my sweet summer child, this game is basically asking for it with encouraging role playing, nudity and lack of word filters. Might as well be surprised people use the hump poseballs in Second Life.
It gets really weird when people start to role play sex in FPS games over voice chat... Nothing like getting cyber raped in CS:GO by a 12 year old.

Is there any way I can change the aspect ratio without editing the code? Just because it is bugged doesn't mean it shouldn't be available - plenty of things are bugged in the game and I can still easily mess around with them via the settings folder.

I understand why he can't develop for it at the moment, but why make it so hard for others to adjust just because it's a little wonky?

Yes, I'm on the OHOL discord with the nickname 'Eva'

Why so complex and involve copper? We already have mutton pie, just keep everything up to the mashed potato and add the bowl of mashed potato to raw mutton pie.
Who cares there's crust on it - this is survival, not Top Chef

I'm going to agree with you. Just like with stew a lot of labor goes into backpacks, and even advanced civs needs them especially if early gens wiped out nearby rabbit populations.
So I'd say go backpacks instead of baskets, fill one with furs if there are any and one with snares.

As iron is a limited resource looting it is a must, fill every remaining nook and cranny you can with it - good thinking on the shears as well, as long as they are pristine.
Prioritize unfinished forged tools (axe head, shovel head, etc..) over finished pristine tools - you can't pocket an axe but you can pocket an axe head.

Personally I would also use a space in the cart to put in a full stack of bowls. Clay is limited and every civ can always use more bowls regardless of size.